Educational resources by our charity partners: KS1 to KS5

A global programme for 6 to 11-year-olds that uses creative tools, toys and tech to empower family conversations about organ donation and healthy living.

Tailored for 5-11-year-olds, Team Margot has developed a free assembly presentation and animation to teach young people about the importance of giving to help others.

The charity Believe has developed various videos including real-life story documentaries and a 2-minute animation, the FAB gift of life, to educate 5-18-year-olds about organ donation.

Anthony Nolan trains volunteers to deliver presentations about organ, blood and stem cell donation aimed at 16-18-year-olds in sixth forms and colleges across the UK.

We Are Donors recruits university students across the UK to deliver talks and run workshops at their local school and university to educate and empower students (aged 16+) about organ donation.

Students for Organ Donation delivers talks in local sixth forms and host lectures and events at University of Manchester to raise awareness of organ donation.

ASSET trains volunteers to deliver presentations in schools and colleges across the Midlands to educate 16-18 year olds about stem cell, blood and organ donation.

Transplant Sport UK runs face to face activities and events across the UK for children and young adults (5-18-year-olds) who are waiting or have received an organ transplant and children whose parent has received a transplant as well as donor families.